Susan Ashworth

U.S. broadcasters are asking a few lingering questions as the Friday deadline approaches for registering within the new EAS Test Reporting System.

The AARL, the national association for amateur radio, say it’s high time that the noise floor issue be organized and analyzed.

When it comes to the readiness of different EAS equipment to support the new all-zero EAS location code, it can be tough to keep track of what’s what.

A line item for spectrum license user fees—which would apply to broadcasters, cable, satellite and other spectrum license holders—would net the government $4.8 billion over the next decade...

Up next on Feb 24, 2:20 p.m. EST: A regional test that will cover a wide swath of the East Coast and parts of the Midwest and Gulf Coast.

A number of stations in several states that were to be involved in the test did not receive the EAS alert, nor were they given notice that the test would be cancelled.

The team brought on at the FCC to create the incentive auction architecture will stay on for the repack and the spectrum hand-off, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler told lawmakers this week.

Truncated version of a tsunami test message was erroneously broadcast over EAS

1930s-era rule requires broadcasters to physically post broadcast licenses and other authorizations

FCC commissioner touches on policy, process reforms and Kid Vid at AEI function

Commission to propose more changes at its July 12 Open Meeting

Missouri State Highway Patrol told the FCC the purpose is to ensure public confidence in emergency notifications

New automation and NFinity servers recharge Kansas station

FCC Chairman receives standing ovation at the NAB Show

Allowing other uses in this spectrum could be the final straw to struggling broadcasters, says one commenter

Nearly a year after a false missile alert was issued across Hawaii, legislators have taken another step toward addressing the issue of erroneous emergency alerts.